From an article by Tom Gantert at Michigan Capitol Confidential: “Each Chevy Volt sold thus far may have as much as $250,000 in state and federal dollars in incentives behind it – a total of $3 billion altogether, according to an analysis by James Hohman, assistant director of fiscal policy at the Mackinac Center for [...]
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The Chevy Volt and Early Adopters
I’m sure most have heard defenders of the high cost Chevy Volt using an early adopter argument. Early adopters pay a premium for the latest gizmos or gadgets and that premium helps pave the way for following products that are better and cheaper. So, we shouldn’t worry so much about the high cost because we simply have to pay more now to ensure [...]
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Joseph of Future Policies
Sadly, our future just doesn’t seem as bright as it used to, but we can change that. Policies that increase economic freedom and individual rights can expand prosperity while helping to spur innovation.
“The bigger the government the smaller the citizen.” – Dennis Prager.
That statement is true – just as its inverse is true. The smaller the government the bigger the citizen. Big Freedom is what I’m advocating – the freedom to choose you own path in life, to choose what’s best for yourself and your family.
A brighter future can be ours, but only if we do not surrender our rights and freedom to faceless bureaucrats.
Small government = Big Freedom!